BYU-Idaho Radio

Paige Edwards is an award-winning Latter-day Saint author who specializes in romantic suspense. In an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, Edwards chatted about the latest installment in her Pressley-Coombes series, “Skye Fall.” She also discussed how she became an author as well as the research that goes into writing a book.

RIGBY— The Little Miss Rigby pageant gives girls ages 5 to 13 a reason to perform on stage, polish their poise, and increase their self-esteem.

The Rexburg Care Fair will be held this Saturday to help connect members of the community with health and wellness resources in the area.

Chase Rockwood is a BYU-Idaho alumnus and religion professor on campus. He sat down for an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio. He shared why BYU-Idaho holds such a special place in his heart, freshman retention and offered advice to those struggling with questions of faith.

The following is a news release from The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, on November 16, 2023.

BYU-Idaho’s rendition of the play “A Medieval Christmas Pageant: The York Cycle” opening show is less than a week away. Find out how the visionary collaboration of three directors comes to life on stage.

Christmas is often know as the most wonderful time of the year. But for college students, it can be marred by exams and stressful shopping sessions.

Michelle Dennis Christensen is an author and speaker. Her new memoir is called “Mirrors of Jesus: Finding Parallels of Christ in our Lives.” In an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, Christensen shared what drove her to write this book and the meaning behind the title of her book.

Greg Wrubell is perhaps best known as the voice of BYU sports. Wrubell is the play-by-play broadcaster for BYU men’s basketball, football, women’s soccer and baseball. Along with his broadcasting duties, he currently serves as the director of Broadcast Media at BYU. Prior to his being hired at BYU in July 2016, Wrubell worked for KSL Newsradio from October 1989 to July 2016.